@daviddamiano99 , we truly understand your tiredness and your way of being. Itâs just sad when you walk past, you know? We miss seeing you being open, smiling⊠đâšAnd @DoveCameron the BR fandom of Damiano doesnât hate you, okay? Weâre chill, relax girl. đ§đ·âš
đ | Europe has witnessed the birth of a new era! The first part of Damianoâs solo tour, FUNNY little FEARS (Dreams),
not only sold out arenas but also silenced the critics, proving heâs an unstoppable force on stage â with or without the band.
From Warsaw to London, the reviews donât lie: Damiano is a star.
The Power of the Voice (London):
The website The Upcoming praised his vocal excellence, stating that Damianoâs voice âis addictive. It cracks in all the right places, its tone like honey breaking.â His transparency was also highlighted: âHis honesty is refreshing.â
Star Charisma (Madrid):
In Spain, Europa FM summed up the experience by saying that Damiano âcan make anyone who listens to him fall in love,â adding that his farewell was âworthy of a true star.â
A New Artistic Leap (Berlin & Milan):
Italian press described his solo era as âa brave artistic leap,â confirming what we already knew: he âholds the stage alone with the same power as with the band.â
Box Office Success (Paris):
The venue had to be changed to the grand Adidas Arena due to âhigh demandâ (Sortiraparis).
The world is hungry for Damiano â and his world tour is still on.
â damianosource in collaboration with Carina Godoy
đ | Ah, Damiano Davidâs âfloppedâ career⊠only if youâve been living under a rock and havenât opened a social network in the past few months. Because hereâs the reality: from September 11th in Warsaw to September 29th in London â passing through Berlin, Amsterdam, Cologne, Barcelona, Madrid, and Paris â every single show was sold out. Every. Single. One. Yet of course, thereâs always that little group dedicated to hating, ignoring the fact that in Madrid alone, more than 15,000 people sang along to every note, felt every moment, and got lost in the energy of the show.
Damiano doesnât just sing. He bares himself on stage: exposing vulnerabilities, sharing his pain, and turning it into art. In Madrid, in front of a packed arena, he opened up with raw honesty:
âWhat weâve seen so far, in my mind, represents the last ten years of my life: everything was too fast, too fast⊠For a long time, I was very happy with this life, but one day something broke and I felt sad, sad, sad⊠So I learned that I had to take a break and return to what I know I love, which is writing music.â
And he didnât stop there:
âI went back home and wrote this album, and it helped me understand what was broken. My life seemed perfect, but it wasnât my idea of perfection; it was someone elseâs, far away from me. I came to realize that I need to live my own version of perfection â and I want you all to do the same, because itâs such a beautiful thing.â
Damiano isnât just delivering a show. Heâs giving pieces of himself. He turns pain into music, fear into courage, and vulnerability into collective inspiration.
And thatâs exactly what stayed as the message of the night: âDonât be afraid to try every version of yourself, because you wonât know who you are until youâve tried them all.â Not literally said, but felt in every chord, every word, and every silence.
So, haters, relax. Keep holding on to the fantasy that a tour of sold-out arenas across Europe is a failure. Meanwhile, Damiano keeps going from country to country, selling tickets like water, proving night after night that the only real flop is a life spent too afraid to become all your versions.
â damianosource in collab with Carina Godoy